Wolvaardt overtook Nat Brunt and took himself to No. 1 position in the ranking of batter in ODI's

South Africa's captain Laura Wolvaardt has reclaimed her place as the top-ranked batter in women's ODIs, following a strong start to the home series against England. Wolvaardt, who had recently involved the No. 1 spot in the rankings following the 2022 World Cup, made scores of 59 not out and 35 against Britain. Wolvaardt climbed one spot to take the best position from Britain's Nat Sciver-Brunt, who dropped to third in the rankings following scores of 0 and 20 from the initial two matches. Sri Lanka's Chamari Athapaththu is at No. 2. Chloe Tryon was the other South African hitter to make prominent additions in the rankings, climbing eight spots to joint-seventeenth subsequent to scoring 45 in the second ODI. Among the bowlers, Marizanne Kapp bounced three puts to go 6th on the rundown while likewise keeping up with her situation as the No. 1 allrounder. A few Australian players likewise further developed their rankings following the group's prevailing beginning to the home ODI series against India, which they at present lead 2-0. Most strikingly, Ellyse Perry vaulted up to fourth in the hitters' rundown in the wake of stroking a 75-ball 105 in Brisbane, while veteran seamer Megan Schutt moved to second in the bowlers' rankings having taken six wickets in the series up until this point. In the T20I rankings, Ireland adolescent Orla Prendergast made the greatest additions this week, entering the main 10 allrounders' rundown. Prendergast assumed a key part in Ireland's series clear against Bangladesh, scoring 54 runs and taking ten wickets. She is currently joint-10th in the rankings.